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Improve your Glock's trigger pull with these drop-in triggers

These tires grip silted ramps and run smooth at highway speeds

Simplify the best fishing lines for bass options with these seven choices that cover all techniques and fishing styles

Sliders blend the reliability of fixed pins with the precision of a target sight

Find the right tool for unhooking fish, cutting line, crimping barbs, and changing split rings

A comprehensive overview of Glock pistols by model, caliber, generation, and use

“They were able to pin down a good-sized lion ... under a mountain bike until we arrived”

Nate Phinney filmed some 1,500 dead snow geese frozen into the surface of a lake in eastern South Dakota

We tested 14 pot calls and chose ten that are all turkey

There will never be another Midwestern folk hero quite like the Griz

Landowners in Texas are stocking high-fence ranches with exotic — and sometimes threatened — species for high-dollar hunts. As countries struggle to fund conservation and fight poaching, is this the last line of defense?

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks has released new information about the state-record crappie that was seized and stricken from the record book in November

Roughly six months after they certified Bobby Parkhurst's white crappie as a new state record, game wardens came to his home and took the fish from his freezer

Minnesota congressman Pete Stauber posted the video on social media as part of his call for an ESA delisting, claiming that wolves have “lost any fear of humans”

GPS tracking data shows how the cougar made its way through the Rocky Mountains, crossing reservoirs and freeways

I was a big fan of the original XTen 10mm, and this one is the softest-shooting 10mm yet

The angler's 30-minute battle with the fish played out just miles upstream of one of the deadliest battlefields in American history

Most solar power banks are gimmicks. Here's one that isn't. 

How do you hunt sheep in Mongolia without a rifle or any grasp of the language? With a sense of adventure

Only a handful of confirmed sightings have occurred since the last known mountain lion died in the state in 2014